Everyone prices from the same rates.
Requests, machines, rates and materials in one workspace, for everyone who prices work.
Every price shows what it was priced on.
- Part
- 294 × 384 × 93 mm
- Envelope
- 800 × 800 × 550 mm
- Axes and reach
- 5 axes, tilts to the operation
ManufacturabilityUnder reviewFlatness 0.05 mm, to confirm
TimeBasis of the estimate
- 1+Zto the spindle
- 2−Xto the spindle
- Drill Ø3.32× M4-6H, from −X
- Tap M4-6Hafter drilling
Machines from the catalogue or recorded yourself, with envelope, axes and your own hourly rate per machine.
From the catalogue
Envelope, axes and spindle, with your own hourly rate.
Does it fit?
A first check per machine, with the reason beside it.
For the whole team
The same machines and rates for everyone who prices work.
SDX-MFG-001 Rev J, 25 parts
- Material
- EN AW-6061, 298 × 388 × 97 mm
- General tolerance
- ±0.1 mm, angle ±1°
- Flatness 0.05 mm
- M4-6H, 2×
- Roughness
- Ra 3.2 general
- FinishingOutsourced
- Black anodising
- Setups
- 2, +Z and −X
- Cycle time
- 10 h × €165.00/h
- ProgrammingOne-off
- 8 h × €95.00/h
- SetupPer series
- 4 h × €165.00/h
What does this part cost in your shop?
See how Blake calculates with your machines, rates and production setup.
Request a demoCost lines that show which machine and which rate an estimate used.
Every line with its inputs
Time, rate and quantity sit right beside it.
Changes on record
Who changed what stays visible on the part.
The quantity asked
The cost for the quantity the customer asks for.
- SDX-MFG-001_Rev-J.pdf
- SDX-MFG-001_Rev-J.step
Read from the drawingTo check
- Material
- 6061 Alloy
- Finishing
- Black anodise, dim. stable
- General tolerance
- ±0.1 mm, angle ±1°
- Surface roughness
- Ra 3.2 general
Requests, parts and revisions in one workspace, for everyone who works on them.
One place per request
Model, drawing, quantity and revision per part.
Revisions kept
Every revision stays with the part, with its own files.
Requirements as proposals
Material, tolerance and finishing: confirm them or change them.
Why one job prices differently per site.
The rate per site.
Hourly rates differ per site and per machine. Built up the same way, they become comparable.
Machine and setup.
What takes one setup at one site takes two elsewhere.
Spare capacity.
An idle machine elsewhere is an opportunity; a full one means a longer lead time.
One model under estimating and the shop floor.
Underneath Blake sits Subduxion’s manufacturing world model: how a part, its requirements, your machines and your team’s decisions fit together. The next steps build on it.
- Tools, holders and fixtures go into the same model.
- Next: every setup checked before the machine runs.
- Engineering, estimating and production then work from one model.
Frequently asked questions
Does the whole team work in the same workspace?
Yes. Requests, parts, machines, rates and materials sit in one workspace per company, for everyone who works on them.
Can we start with one site?
Yes. You start with one company’s workspace, with its own machines, rates and materials. Next: pricing per site, with each site’s own machines and rates.
How do we record machines and rates?
You pick machines from the catalogue or record them yourself, with envelope, axes and your own hourly rate per machine.
Start with one site.
In the demo we show how your team shares requests, machines and rates in one workspace.
SDX-MFG-001 Rev J